What is the difference between REET Level 1 and Level 2?

REET Level 1 qualifies candidates to teach Classes 1–5 (Primary level) and covers Child Development & Pedagogy, two languages, Mathematics, and Environmental Studies. Level 2 qualifies for Classes 6–8 (Upper Primary) and replaces EVS with a 60-question subject-specific section in Mathematics/Science or Social Studies. Candidates can appear for both levels simultaneously.

What are the passing marks for REET 2026?

REET requires 60% marks (90/150) for General and OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) category candidates and 55% (82.5/150) for SC/ST/OBC Creamy Layer/PWD candidates to qualify. The Rajasthan government has made the REET certificate valid for lifetime, removing the earlier 7-year validity restriction.

Can Rajasthani language be chosen as Language I in REET?

Yes, REET uniquely offers Rajasthani as an option for Language I, alongside Hindi. This accommodates candidates from regions where Rajasthani dialects like Marwari, Mewari, and Hadoti are the primary medium of instruction. Candidates must choose their Language I medium at the time of application and prepare accordingly.

What jobs can I get after clearing REET?

REET is mandatory for applying to Third Grade Teacher posts in Rajasthan government schools recruited by RSMSSB (Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Services Selection Board). Level 1 clearance enables Primary Teacher applications and Level 2 enables Upper Primary Teacher applications. The REET score, combined with additional merit criteria, determines selection.

How is REET different from other state TETs?

REET stands out by offering Rajasthani as an optional Language I and conducting a large-scale recruitment process alongside the eligibility test. Rajasthan periodically announces Level 3 (Master/Senior Teacher) exams as part of the REET ecosystem. The exam also incorporates questions on Rajasthan's history, geography, and culture in the EVS/Social Studies sections.

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REET Preparation Guide

RBSE Rajasthan

Your Complete Preparation Guide for REET 2027 — strategy, study plan, tips & more.

DifficultyModerate

Total Marks150

Duration150 min

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Exam Overview

Mode

Offline (OMR-based)

Frequency

Once a year

Next Exam Date

February 2027 (tentative)

EEligibility Criteria

B.Ed/D.El.Ed/BSTC degree holders; Senior Secondary with 50% marks + D.El.Ed for Level 1; Graduation with 50% + B.Ed for Level 2; age as per Rajasthan norms

ANumber of Attempts

Full-length tests & weak-area focus

Refer to official syllabus for complete topic list

Expert Preparation Tips

Focus on NCERT EVS textbooks (Classes 3–5) and their pedagogical approach for Level 1; REET EVS questions test both content knowledge and understanding of child-centred teaching methods.

For Language I (Hindi/Rajasthani), study grammar, comprehension, and language pedagogy including first language acquisition theories and methods for teaching reading comprehension.

Study Rajasthan's geography, culture, historical sites, and folk traditions as these feature prominently in the Social Studies and EVS sections of REET.

Practice Piaget's stages of cognitive development and Vygotsky's scaffolding concept with applied examples, as REET pedagogy questions often present classroom scenarios requiring theoretical application.

Exam Pattern at a Glance

Section	Questions	Marks	Duration (est.)
Child Development & Pedagogy (30Q)	30	30	30 min
Language I – Hindi/Rajasthani (30Q)	30	30	30 min
Language II – English/Sanskrit/Urdu (30Q)	30	30	30 min
Mathematics (30Q)	30	30	30 min
Environmental Studies / Subject Knowledge (30Q)	30	30	30 min
Total	150	150	150 min

Important Dates

Registration Opens

November–December 2026 (tentative)

Next Exam Date

February 2027 (tentative)

Conducted By

RBSE Rajasthan

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